Chris Crighton

There's a fair chance that, at some point in the last few weeks, you've logged onto the BBC Sport website. If you have, you'll remember it. It will have been as if you've tuned into Pick A Number 3D, and Phil McKay has just vaulted from your monitor to shove a foam pie in your unsuspecting face.

For lo, it has changed. And as is the corporate mantra of boardrooms across the world, change is good. If it is new, it is progress. Eh, no chaps. This, after all, is the corporation that replaced Emlyn Hughes and Bill Beaumont with John Parrott and Matt Dawson. Change can be bad too.

And in this case, oh boy is it bad. Seriously, inexplicably, bad beyond words. The BBC Sport website used to be a clean, concise interface where users could ...